I’ve watched this half a dozen times. And the skew looks so easy to use. But I know it’s your skill and experience that makes it look that way. Amazing.
I really like the efficiency of your turning. Watching you is like watching a textbook unfold...or one of those films we used to have at school 'For Schools'. Remember? The economy of movement really helps in learning...no faffing around. Excellent. Thanks for posting. I know you urge people not to try your techniques, but you've made me a more confident and better turner by doing just that...trying them out, carefully. All the best.
A great channel. With not even got to the stage of staring in wood turning this has been a real insight in how a professional works. What makes things better is real time, no chuck and on a lot of the videos soft woods. Thanks again to you and Mike who gave you a mention.
I have learned a bit just watching you, great work! I haven't seen that precise work with a skew chisel. It seems I have a lot to learn. I tend to make heavier gavels, from exotic woods, but I think I can incorporate some of your techniques. Thank you!
Hey Steve, great tool control and a thoroughly enjoyable video. Good skills buddy, i'm going to try this when i get home, greetings from the Middle East.
This was a very well done project. You've got quite the talent there. I think I'll have to attempt to do this project soon. I have a friend who is running for county judge.
A stunning display of skill and craftsmanship Steve. Your tool control is a joy to behold, a quality that most of us can only aspire to. An excellent video. May I ask whereabouts you live. Take care Mike
Come on man when you going to learn how to use a skew, I could have done that in about a WEEK and 6 pieces of wood 435 kick backs, and one piece of metal in my nose lol. Great work Very nice gavel, I just made one with osage orange took me a whole lot longer.
Excellent great job, many people say, the tool makes perfect, but you fucked up that rule. You do wonders with a couple of tools, congratulations master
I have a cheap craftsman skew that is really hard to get an edge on, therefore will not cut, Is there a company in the USA that sells the Ashley Ailes skew?
I learned a lot of what I know from The New Yankee workshop. As good as Norm is, you're a step above.
Thank you
I’ve watched this half a dozen times. And the skew looks so easy to use. But I know it’s your skill and experience that makes it look that way. Amazing.
Thank you Derek
He is awesome with the scew
I really like the efficiency of your turning.
Watching you is like watching a textbook unfold...or one of those films we used to have at school 'For Schools'. Remember?
The economy of movement really helps in learning...no faffing around.
Excellent.
Thanks for posting.
I know you urge people not to try your techniques, but you've made me a more confident and better turner by doing just that...trying them out, carefully.
All the best.
+David Smart Many thanks for your kind words, I am pleased the video helps.
Your spindle work is ... wow! Man I’ve got a lot to learn. Beautiful tool control. I will study this video in more detail. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you
Best video I've seen
Your skew is poetry in motion. Thanks for the video
Thank you your comments are appreciated
Beautiful work
Thank you
A great channel. With not even got to the stage of staring in wood turning this has been a real insight in how a professional works. What makes things better is real time, no chuck and on a lot of the videos soft woods. Thanks again to you and Mike who gave you a mention.
Thank you for you comments I am pleased you find the videos enjoyable.
Thankyou for the lesson Steve. I came over for Mike's shout out and subscribed.Cheers Roger Barossa Valley South Australia..🇦🇺
Thanks Roger glad you enjoyed it. Thanks fo Mile too for the mention
Great Video Thanks
Thank you
very impressive, your techniques are efficient and right to the point. obviously years of experience have taught you that. job well done!
Thank you your comments are appreciated and correct many years of practice
I really enjoyed watching you turn this gavel/block. Thanks for sharing!
+Barry's Woodturning Thanks Barry, It's a pleasure
That's some impressive skew work, efficient and elegant.
Steve Krumanaker
+Steve Krumanaker Thank you for your kind comments they are appreciated
Beautiful work your skill with the skew is next to none Very enjoyable turning
Thank you Al, complements from accomplished woodturners like yourself are greatly appreciated.
Hi Steve,
A true Maestro.
Regards
Paul
Thanks Paul for you kind words.
Amazing work. Thumbs up.
Thank you
Beautiful work Steve as ever.
+Mark Sanger Thanks Mark.
Your skew work is amazing. a pleasure to watch
Thank you
I have learned a bit just watching you, great work! I haven't seen that precise work with a skew chisel. It seems I have a lot to learn. I tend to make heavier gavels, from exotic woods, but I think I can incorporate some of your techniques. Thank you!
Thank you
woodturner21,excellent demonstration,thank you............
Thank You
You are a true craftsman making the tooling look so easy
All the best
Ed
+Olivers Woodturning Thank you Ed born and bred into woodturning and lots of practice has been good to me.
+woodturner21 Steve it shows your control is not learn't over night
Hey Steve, great tool control and a thoroughly enjoyable video. Good skills buddy, i'm going to try this when i get home, greetings from the Middle East.
Thanks Mike, the middle East eh! The power of social media....
You are so skillful!
Thank you
This was a very well done project. You've got quite the talent there. I think I'll have to attempt to do this project soon. I have a friend who is running for county judge.
Thank you for you kind words
la façon dont tu manie la plane est un vrai plaisir pour les yeux.
+darkus vadorix Merci
Quite incredible technique.
Thank you
WOW !!! That skewing was brill , got a job for a gavel so looked on y-tube ,,glad I found your channel ,,subscribed there and then Regards Alf
Thank you Alf
As a novice I hope I can achieve your detail. nice work
Thank you Angus
Beautiful skills I envoy you.
Thank You
I am impressed with your skill and your sharpening, your tools seem polished beyond a grinding wheel, do you hone them on a stone?
Thank you, no my tools are not honed straight off a 180 grit CBN wheel. A light touch is the key.
Nice mallet. I have a lot to learn still.
Thank you, we all never stop learning
A stunning display of skill and craftsmanship Steve. Your tool control is a joy to behold, a quality that most of us can only aspire to. An excellent video. May I ask whereabouts you live.
Take care
Mike
Thanks Mike, your comments mean a lot. I live in Solihull and workshop is in Redditch
i know its obvious but i still feel the need to say that ur a master at what you do
No I don’t call myself a master, I feel there are too many aspects to woodturning for anyone to call themselves a master
Top drawer!
+Ralph Snellen Thanks for taking time comment
Very nice. Thank you.
Thank you
Wonderful!
+BigWingUK Thank you
Come on man when you going to learn how to use a skew, I could have done that in about a WEEK and 6 pieces of wood 435 kick backs, and one piece of metal in my nose lol.
Great work Very nice gavel, I just made one with osage orange took me a whole lot longer.
Lol! It doesn’t matter how long it takes it’s all about the final result.
that's an amazing turn! I've been asked to make my own gavel. filming today... 3rd time lucky! great skills. I've subscribed
Thank You, good luck with your gavel
now this man can turn,,,,,, ace
+paul alderton Thanks for your comments Paul
Great Job I seen your post on face book and fallowed it to your UA-cam channel I was already subscribed :) Great Job !
Thanks Chris your comments are appreciated
Wow!!!!
Thank You
Satisfying Dude, probably take me half a day to make :( TFS, G :)
Thank you, it doesn’t matter how long it takes but the end result is the most important
Excellent great job, many people say, the tool makes perfect, but you fucked up that rule. You do wonders with a couple of tools, congratulations master
+JUDI GAR Thank you for your kind words.
What do you use as a gauging tool to hit the OD on the tenon? Is that just some flat stock you grind a notch in? Love watching you work thanks!!
Thank you and you are correct it’s just a groove cut in a piece of metal.
Excellent work and especially skew chisel technique. Crap music.
Thank you and have come to agree about music 😁
How did you deal with the wood screw hole in the bottle
I have a cheap craftsman skew that is really hard to get an edge on, therefore will not cut, Is there a company in the USA that sells the Ashley Ailes skew?
What tools to use in making gavel
what wood and tools should I use for this project
The tools are shown in the video and the wood is best suited if a hard dense wood.
Remove the nipple XD